Johny Antony

Johny Antony is a prominent film director and actor specializing in Malayalam cinema, particularly known for his expertise in comedy. He began his career as an associate to renowned directors such as Thulasidas, Taha, Kamal, and Jose Thomas, gaining valuable experience over a decade. Antony made his directorial debut in 2003 with the slapstick comedy 'C.I.D. Moosa,' which became a significant milestone in his career. His other notable directorial works include 'Kochi Rajavu' (2005), 'Thuruppu Gulan' (2006), 'Cycle' (2008), 'Ee Pattanathil Bhootham' (2009), 'Masters' (2012), 'Thappana' (2012), and 'Thoppil Joppan' (2016). Transitioning into acting, he made his debut in the film 'Shikkari Shambhu' (2018) and has since appeared in several acclaimed movies, including 'Drama' (2018), 'Joseph' (2018), 'Ganagandharvan' (2019), 'Varane Avashyamund' (2020), and 'Home' (2021). His recent acting credits include roles in 'Anuragam' (2023), 'Swargam' (2024), and 'Pallichattambi' (2026). Johny Antony continues to be a versatile figure in the Malayalam film industry, contributing both behind and in front of the camera.

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